Theron Jennings Declared Winner In Sumter Race
Incumbent Theron Jennings leads in Sumter county for one Georgia House seat with 1 186 votes to 1 050 for Stapleton in unofficial returns from seven of nine precincts. Pearlman tops the three corner race for the other seat with Mabry close behind. About 2 200 of 4 358 registered voters cast ballots. turnout includes 65 African American ballots, some invalidated.
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Americas
Theron Jennings
Frank D. Stapleton
Georgia House of Representatives
Sumter County
Americus
W. G
Buddy) Pearlman
T. F. Mabry
Albany Parking Meters Revenue for May Reaches $3220
Albany city receipts from street parking meters totaled 3,220 dollars and 40 cents in May, added to the city treasury.
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Albany
Vet Service Board Plans New Council Of Educators And Businessmen
After an executive session Quimby Melton Sr. announced the resignation of the veterans education council and plans to form a new six six council of businessmen and educators. The current council, created by 1944 governor action, will operate until June 15. The new board will set standards for veterans training, supervise institutions, and hire staff with board approval.
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Quimby Melton Sr
Veterans’ Board
Veterans’ Education Council
Cook
Veterans Service Board
Melton
Lesson Title for June 16 Selected Scriptures
A brief note lists the June 16 lesson subject and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission.
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International Council of Relgious Education
Learning About the Kingdom Discipleship Lesson Text
A religious lesson on following Christ focusing on denial of self humility determination of purpose and prayer of faith. It argues true discipleship requires forsaking self will embracing humility and placing God’s will first with Jesus as king present among believers.
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Christ
Mr. Big
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Father
Morgan
New Voter Qualifications Outlined by Georgia Attorney General
Attorney General Eugene Cook states qualifications for the July 17 primary. voters must be 18 by November 5, have one year Georgia residency and six months in the county, and meet citizenship reading and writing standards. Those turning 18 by election day may register, and July 5 is the deadline.
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Eugene Cook
Georgia
United States
Cook
Peach County Singers Prep Services at Fort Valley Church
Peach County singers meet next Sunday at 2 p m in Fort Valley Congregational church. Rev Crawford Moncrieff preaches at 11 a m and 7 p m with song services at both. T F Young is president, T G Sutton reader, Miss Louise Sutton pianist. Public invited to attend each service.
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Peach County Singers
Fort Valley Congregational Church
Crawford Moncrieff
T. F. Young
Peach County Singers Group
T. G. Sutton
Louise Sutton
Discharge of Carter estate administrator sought in 1946
In Tapitzor County R L Bell administrator of W L Carter deceased petitions to discharge and receive letters of dismission on first Monday in July 1946. Ordinary J R Lunsford cites heirs and creditors to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Georgia Taylor County petition for permanent administration on Emily Perry estate filed May 25 1946. creditors and next of kin are summoned to appear to show cause for grant of permanent administration.
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Georgia
Tapitzor County
R. L. Bell
W. L .Carter
Sand
J. R. Lunsford
Taylor County
W. C. Bussey
G. C. Perry
WH. Cromer
Emily Perry
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
Creditors of the estate of Elijah McLendon are notified to render demands to the administrator Leslie Hicks. Persons indebted must make immediate payment. Dated June 4, 1546. Reynolds, Ga.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Elijah McLendon
Leslie Hicks
P.O
Reynolds
War Department seeks present addresses of next of kin
The War Department asks families of overseas war dead to report any address changes to ensure burial and final arrangements. Similar notices will go out to Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Red Cross and War Shipping Administration. Letters will request next of kin wishes for final burial, with over 328 000 overseas deaths cited. Guidance and addresses for updating records are provided for Army Navy Coast Guard and related agencies. Athens Mrs Guy W Smith named Claine county tax receiver following the death of her father W M Bryant.
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War Department
Army
Navy Department
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Washington
MinMoniaw Division
Office of the Quartermaster General
D. C
Navy
United States Marine Corps
United States Coast Guard
Athens
Guy W. Smith
Claine County
W. M. Bryant
Bazemore Department Store Notice of Sale and Dissociation
On May 25, 1946, Bazemore Department Store at Butler was sold and E. H. Bazemore states he is no longer connected with the firm. Debts incurred after the sale are not his responsibility. accounts due up to May 25, 1946 are payable to him. Dated May 30, 1946.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Bazemore
Butler
Bazemore Department
E. H. Bazemore
Lands Posted Notice in Taylor County Enforces Trespass Rules
Lands in the 12th lane district of Taylor County are posted and restricted. Warning against hauling wood or cutting timber with penalties for violations. Describes parcels including lots 87 102 103 104 121, east half of 90, west half of 104 and 124 totaling about 1316 1 4 acres. Dated May 8 1946 by Lewis Rustin.
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Georgia
Taylor County
12Th Lane
Lewis Rustin
Porters Pharmacy advert promotes Athletes Foot cure
An ad from Porters Pharmacy Butler Georgia promotes TEOL fungal killer with 90 percent alcohol claiming quick relief. It promises the product reaches and kills more germs in one hour and offers a 35 cent back guarantee if not pleased.
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Porters Pharmacy
Butler
Four Candidates Qualify For Taylor Primary Nomination
Democratic entries close May 25 with two candidates for State Senate District 23 L R Adams and John B Giles and two for Taylor County Representative Garland T Byrd and L R Dean. Other state offices list incumbents and rivals for governor lieutenant governor and more.
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P. B. Childs
Taylor County
Democratic Executive Committee
State Senate
L. R. Adams
John B. Giles
General Assembly
Garland T Byrd
L. R. Dean
James V. Carmichael
Hoke O'Kelley
E. D. Rivers
Eugene Talmadge
Hoke Willis
Belmont Dennis
Spence M. Grayson
Marvin Griffin
Frank Gross
L. N. Huff
M. E. Thompson
Ben Www. Fortson
Napier Burson
Eugene
Tom Linder
J. C
Jim) Manning
Public Service Commission
Walter R. McDonald
Tom Durant
Allen Chappell
W. P
Bill) White
Glenn Allen
Supreme Court
R. C. Bell
T. S . Candler
T. Grady Head
Court of Appeals
Hugh MacIntyre
Robert F. Church
Claude H. Porter
Robert H. Humphrey
Northeastern
Boyd Sloan Flint
G. Ogden Persons
Cordele
O. T. Gower
A. J. McDonald
E. Griffin
Ocmulgee
George S. Carpenter
Souther
George R. Lilly
Augusta
A. L. Franklin
A. H
Anderson
Malcolm I Jones
Waycross
Walter Thom
Ripley and Scientist Toast a Curious Mouse Discovery
In Sandersville Georgia on June 11 Mrs James H Daniel found a limp chicken and cut open a drumstick. Inside she found a mass the size of a gizzard containing a tiny perfectly formed mouse alive. The mouse is preserved in alcohol for study.
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Sandersville, Ga
Ripley
James H. Daniel
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